Good to hear they are directing youth into agriculture, hopefully using new technology that does not require as much water as old methods did.
Small steps take us in the right direction I have heard of such success stories from ladies going into agriculture, in many regions ladies traditionally have done farming for many years in rural areas.
Keep up the good work and thanks for news on what is happening.
Thank you and we will keep our ear to the ground regarding their performance.
It will be indeed the last methods that they will be taught.
My dream is still alive to buy a farm where we can rehabilitate short term prisoners. The ones that are convicted for petty crime, as to teach them farming will open many new doors at self sufficiency for them.
But time will tell.
Blessings and !WINE